Viennese expert warns of migration (invasion) Swelle from Lebanon at the Middle East conflict
Viennese expert warns of migration (invasion) Swelle from Lebanon at the Middle East conflict
expert warns of possible migration (invasion) swelle from Lebanon
The effects of long -lasting Middle East conflict could face Europe in relation to migration (invasion). According to Judith Kohlenberger, a migration (invasion) sexpertin at the Vienna University of Economic Affairs, a persistent war in the Middle East could trigger a migration (invasion) of Swelle from Lebanon.
In an interview with the press , Kohlenberger pointed out that Palestinians generally have a strong endeavor to stay near their homeland or return there. But the tense location in the Middle East could lead to many to leave their homes.- Location: Lebanon and Europe
- Date: Current developments in 2023
- People: Palestinians who are affected by the conflict
The fears of Kohlenberger are also reflected in the statements of the European asy positioning agency, which has so far not been able to determine a significant change in the asylum applications from the affected region.
a growing challenge for Europe
The possible migration (invasion) of the Lebanon could positively face up to any politicians and companies in Europe. Kohlenberger emphasizes that the discourse on migrants is increasingly negative - often reinforced by populist and disinforming narratives. These negative attitudes could make it difficult to absorb a larger number of migrants and to grant them protection.
A worrying point is the increase in negative discourse on migration (invasion) in Europe. Such perspectives could undermine solidarity and difficult to deal with a potential increase in refugees.
The importance of political foresight
In order to prevent such developments, Kohlenberger emphasizes the need for prudent and foresighting politics. Governments should take proactive measures to promote peace and stability in the Middle East region and thus reduce the causes of migration (invasion). It is also important to counteract disinformation and to promote fair and decent discourse on migration (invasion).
A fair and constructive handling of migrants could not only help at short notice to master crises, but also promote integrative societies in the long term. The government could take measures through investments in conflict prevention and advanced programs in the affected regions as well as by combating disinformation to counteract such migration (invasion).
In the end it remains to be seen how the situation will develop. However, it is clear that proactive and compassionate politics will be decisive in order to effectively master the challenges that such a migration (invasion) Sstrom could bring.- Nag
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